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LOCAL EDIT ONLY — DO NOT REGENERATE THE IMAGE.

Treat this photograph as locked. Every pixel outside the rectangle of open water
inside the pool must come back pixel-identical to the input. You are inpainting
objects onto the water surface of an otherwise frozen image, not producing a new
version of the scene.

THE ONLY THING YOU MAY ADD:
Five floating lane ropes (andariveles) lying on the water, spanning the full
25.00 m length of the pool from end wall to end wall. Each is a continuous string
of alternating blue and white plastic discs about 10 cm across, threaded on a
taut stainless steel cable, sitting just at the waterline so the discs catch the
low sun on top and cast a thin shadow into the water beside them. Each rope ends
at a small stainless steel anchor recessed flush in the coping at both end walls.

POSITION — this matters: the pool floor already carries six black lane lines, one
down the centre of each lane. The five ropes go BETWEEN those black lines, on the
divisions between lanes, never on top of a black line and never aligned with one.
Seen from this angle the ropes and the black lines alternate across the pool:
black line, rope, black line, rope, and so on, with a black line at each outer
lane and no rope against the side walls. They run parallel to the black lines and
to the long sides of the pool.

MUST REMAIN EXACTLY AS THEY ARE — unchanged in shape, size, position, colour,
texture, weathering, reflections and framing:
- the pool shell, its blue colour, the coping and every one of the six black lane
  lines on the floor, including their T-shaped ends. Do not move, repaint,
  thicken, thin, add or remove a single black line.
- the water colour, its transparency, its surface reflections and the reflections
  of the trees and sky already on it.
- the beige paver deck, its joints, its kerb and its outline.
- the black perimeter fence, the ladders, the lane-rope reel on the deck and the
  red sign.
- the white boundary wall, the older painted walls, the green-roofed
  changing-room building and the black vehicular gate on the right.
- the grandstands, the football pitch, the trees, the houses, the sky, the dirt
  tracks and the grass.
- the camera angle, the focal length, the crop, the exposure, the white balance
  and the overall colour grading.

DO NOT: change the number of lanes; add a sixth or seventh rope; add swimmers,
starting blocks, flags, buoys, people, vehicles, signs, text or watermarks; drain,
ripple or recolour the water; alter any existing shadow; sharpen, denoise,
relight or recolour the photograph.

If any part of the scene other than the five new lane ropes would change, leave it
alone instead. Output the original image with the lane ropes added — nothing else.

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